In this paper, Xenakis ’ idea of space which plays an important role in his works will be presented. For two of his compositions with spatial distribution of the musicians, Terretektorh and Persephassa, I have developed a model for spatial analysis which will be illustrated with a few examples taken from these works. In contrast to other starting points this one is not based on mathematics but puts the listener in the focus of attention. The question is: what does the listener really perceive during the performance? After introducing a virtual three-dimensional space as an analytical tool a certain number of spatial environments which constitute the main material of the two pieces will be presented. Afterwards I will show how their successi...
The purpose of this research is to learn the artistic and technical techniques that cause spatial se...
Submitted thesis is a result of searching for relationships between music and space, between musical...
In this article I describe the process of creation, performance, and reception of two sets of multic...
In this paper we present an analysis of Iannis Xenakis’s Terretektorh (1965-66) considering the mann...
International audienceThe notion of space is crucial to Xenakis's music and thought. This chapter wi...
International audienceThe notion of space is crucial to Xenakis's music and thought. This chapter wi...
In this article, we will analyze the way in which Xenakis uses space, fills it with sound and colors...
Space has been one of the major topics in the work of Iannis Xenakis throughout the decades, but a f...
Cet entretien présente les idées principales de Xenakis sur plusieurs sujets directem...
Do, 24.11.2011 17:00 Makis Solomos: The notion of space in Xenakis' music Fr, 25.11.2011 17:00 Z...
This article offers a general view of Xenakis’s musical world, focusing on three of its main charact...
The motivation for this text is my ongoing research into creating a uniform and comprehensive notati...
Spatial music, namely sound localisation as a compositional parameter in music has been in use, albe...
Supposed Spaces is an extended work for orchestra that uses architectural exploration as a wide-reac...
This paper explores the possibilities of spatialization and intrinsic space perception as a musical ...
The purpose of this research is to learn the artistic and technical techniques that cause spatial se...
Submitted thesis is a result of searching for relationships between music and space, between musical...
In this article I describe the process of creation, performance, and reception of two sets of multic...
In this paper we present an analysis of Iannis Xenakis’s Terretektorh (1965-66) considering the mann...
International audienceThe notion of space is crucial to Xenakis's music and thought. This chapter wi...
International audienceThe notion of space is crucial to Xenakis's music and thought. This chapter wi...
In this article, we will analyze the way in which Xenakis uses space, fills it with sound and colors...
Space has been one of the major topics in the work of Iannis Xenakis throughout the decades, but a f...
Cet entretien présente les idées principales de Xenakis sur plusieurs sujets directem...
Do, 24.11.2011 17:00 Makis Solomos: The notion of space in Xenakis' music Fr, 25.11.2011 17:00 Z...
This article offers a general view of Xenakis’s musical world, focusing on three of its main charact...
The motivation for this text is my ongoing research into creating a uniform and comprehensive notati...
Spatial music, namely sound localisation as a compositional parameter in music has been in use, albe...
Supposed Spaces is an extended work for orchestra that uses architectural exploration as a wide-reac...
This paper explores the possibilities of spatialization and intrinsic space perception as a musical ...
The purpose of this research is to learn the artistic and technical techniques that cause spatial se...
Submitted thesis is a result of searching for relationships between music and space, between musical...
In this article I describe the process of creation, performance, and reception of two sets of multic...